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The ETSU National Alumni Association will host a special Evening of Distinction and ETSU PRIDE Awards Ceremony on Friday, Nov. 6.

ETSU Winter Session offers flexible, accelerated online courses to help students earn credit, improve their GPA and stay on track for graduation.

Dudney, Fregoso and the Jessica Colter Memorial Scholarship Foundation recognized for their impact on nursing education, healthcare and student success

Emily Jenkins and Sophie Greear won the 2026 ETSU Elevates Pitch Competition with “Play it Forward,” a project focused on music education for students in unders

Simple nutrition tips can help college students build healthy eating habits, maintain energy and support focus throughout the day.

Twelve ETSU Honors students studied at Harvard this summer through a new partnership offering coursework, experiential learning and professional development.

A new Reece Museum exhibition features 45 narrative art quilts by Kristy Moeller Ottinger exploring storytelling, spirituality and memory.

Online ETSU students can build their education and prepare for their next professional opportunity with ETSU Career Services.

ETSU’s new Emma Kate Disability Resource Center provides an accessible space, technology and support for students with disabilities

Recent rain and cooler temperatures have improved the fall color outlook, with the Southern Appalachians’ highest elevations approaching peak.

Researchers at ETSU’s Quillen College of Medicine have secured more than $2.6 million in NIH funding in recent months.

Submit the 2027-28 FAFSA and ETSU General Scholarship Application to kick off your search for money to pay for college.

Prospective first-year and transfer students living in states outside of Tennessee interested in ETSU will have the opportunity to apply for free during October

Explore ETSU’s October events, including Founders Week, Homecoming, concerts, theater, lectures, exhibits, athletics and other community activities.

Two ETSU exhibitions highlight the range of visual arts, from a multimedia faculty showcase to an interactive portrait project by Katie Ries.

Dr. Chelsie Dubay has been named the College of Business and Technology's Eastman Chair of Leadership, helping lead in navigating the AI landscape.

University School is ranked 13th in Tennessee and first in Johnson City and Washington County in U.S. News & World Report’s 2026-27 Best High Schools rankings.

ETSU to host third annual Upper East Tennessee Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Summit on Oct. 7.

An ETSU team earned statewide recognition for a dashboard combining data and community perspectives to support healthy aging across Tennessee.

ETSU student pharmacists joined an interprofessional team in Malawi, providing care for more than 2,000 children while gaining invaluable global health experien

The holiday season is coming to the ETSU Martin Center for the Arts with the announcement of “Dolly Parton’s Smoky Mountain Christmas Carol.”

ETSU has announced the names of students who attained a grade point average qualifying them for inclusion in the dean's list for summer 2026.

ETSU students share what surprised them, what challenged them and how they found community during their first month on campus.

Recent rain and cooler nights are offering some relief for fall foliage, though ETSU experts say color may run slightly behind in parts of the region.

ETSU Theatre presents “Decision Height,” a WWII drama inspired by the women who served as Women Airforce Service Pilots.

'Bucs Under the Stars' drone show is set for Friday, September 25, during ETSU's family weekend.

ETSU and the Ellacy Foundation are partnering to expand study abroad, internships, research and international enrollment opportunities in Vietnam.

Get free FAFSA help on Oct. 5 from 5-8 p.m. at ETSU’s Tri-Cities Financial Aid Night. One-on-one assistance is available for students and families.

ETSU and Northeast State are creating a seamless pathway from an associate degree in radiologic technology to ETSU’s bachelor’s degree program.

A new Archives of Appalachia exhibit explores canning and food preservation — and the communities that have kept these traditions alive.